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Well, it certainly looks real to me, though guys from Engadget say that there's something wrong with the font on the back of the handset. Real or not, a Red iPhone would definitely attract a lot of new buyers, and Apple should really consider releasing such a version.

Nokia’s E71 has got a color makeover, so all those planning to get the phone in the near future will be able to buy it in Red color scheme (see pic). All the known specifications are still there.
Now you're aware.

A red HTC Touch Diamond? Could be... This actually looks like a photoshop render, but with all the previous red handsets released by Sprint it is quite possible we'll see one of these live. I sure hope so...

Rumor has it that Apple might release a red version of its iPhone 3G in time for Christmas. The information given is not yet confirmed, so we'll just have to wait and see. But looking at this picture I must admit that red color really suits the device, though surely won't make it any cheaper.

AT&T now offers the Red version of the popular LG Shine for $99 with a 2-year contract and a mail-in rebate.

This is the third red colored handset after the BlackJack II and BlackBerry Curve 8310 available exclusively from the carrier.

It was presented at CES 2008 along with the Black model, which should also be available very soon.

RIM BlackBerry 8130 fans in the U.S. will be happy to hear that a custom red BlackBerry Pearl 2 is now available from Sprint.

It offers the same features and price as the standard model, so if you wanted to separate yourself from other BB users don't miss this chance.

According to leaked information, AT&T will be soon releasing several new longed-for handsets, including the LG CU920, Samsung Blackjack 2, Motorola Z9, Sony Ericsson Z750 and K850, and the new red version of the iPhone available in 4GB and 8GB models.

As you probably know, Sony Ericsson K810 was announced as the upgrade of the K800. The K810 has a bit slimmer formfactor with glossy surface and metal-like circular keys, and has more advanced features.

In the beginning, k810 came in 2 color versions: Noble Blue and Golden Ivory, and now we can see the new version - Red variant, which is expected in September.

The red version of the Samsung UpStage will appear on Monday. The Samsung UpStage is dual-sided handset combining a cell phone and a music player in a single device. This is the first phone of such kind in the U.S.
The Samsung UpStage operates on Sprint Mobile Broadband network and provides easy access to Sprint's exclusive multimedia content, including Sprint Music Store.

Although there was no official announcement, RIM’s Red Blackberry Pearl handset is now available at Rodgers Wireless in Canada.

It costs $249 with a 3 year contract.